Sports

Cassidy Norris will play her college softball at North Greenville University, signing a national letter of intent with the Crusaders last week.

Norris is entering her fifth season with the Tigers, where she contributed to district and region playoff wins during her eighth grade year.

Blue Ridge’s Austin Terault will join the cross country team at Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) next season.

Terault, along with three other Blue Ridge students, signed a national letter of intent with his school last week.

Riverside soccer standout Kendall Claxton will continue her athletic career at Winthrop University next spring, signing a national letter of intent last week.

Claxton said Winthrop was an easy choice after visiting the school.

Riverside’s Isabelle Russell will play her college soccer at Presbyterian College.

Russell signed a national letter of intent with the Blue Hose last week.

Riverside’s Emma Harms signed a national letter of intent with Newberry College last week to play soccer.

Harms, a striker, hopes to immediately contribute to Newberry’s offense.

The North Greenville football team added 10 players to its roster last week.

Kirk Rygol

Quarterback Kirk Rygol signed with the Crusaders after completing a solid senior season at Nation Ford High School.

The North Greenville men’s volleyball took an out of conference loss on Saturday as the Coker Cobras earned a 3-0 (20-25, 22-25, 19-25) win over the Crusaders.

By Mark Vasto

For The Greer Citizen

Charles Barkley has a big mouth, which is appropriate considering he also has a very large head. He used to get paid for bouncing a ball, but for the past 10 years he’s gotten paid to break them as a game-day analyst for TNT.